{"id":27641,"date":"1986-12-31T18:39:08","date_gmt":"1986-12-31T18:39:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bohemiavillage.com\/?p=27641"},"modified":"2013-08-09T19:13:03","modified_gmt":"2013-08-09T18:13:03","slug":"bohemia-journal-issue-23-december-1986","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.bohemiavillage.com\/?p=27641","title":{"rendered":"Bohemia Journal – issue 23 (December 1986)"},"content":{"rendered":"

BOHEMIA<\/b> JOURNAL – issue 23 (December 1986)<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Journal of the Bohemia Area Residents Association, no. 23<\/p>\n

\"Bohemia<\/a>

Bohemia Journal 23 (Dec 1986)<\/p><\/div>\n

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ST PAUL’S SCHOOL – <\/span><\/b>by\u00a0Derek Norcross, Headmaster<\/em><\/span><\/b><\/p>\n

We left Amherst Road by Rambler Coach on the morning of 23rd<\/sup> October 1986, bound for Gatwick and a North West Orient 747 direct to Minneapolis, a flight of 8 and a half hours. A beautiful day, clear skies and the most memorable views over Greenland and Northern Canada. There were 39 of us and most of the children aged 8-16 had never flown been away from their families, nor been abroad before.<\/p>\n

The following eleven days were a kaleidoscope of rich experiences \u2013 a visit to the Hershey Chocolate World (Charlie\u2019s Chocolate Factory); ten-pin bowling; American Football; walking up the Appalachians; Hallowe\u2019en Party; a conducted tour of the Silverdome; sight-seeing days in Philadelphia and Washington; the Air and Space Museum; roller-skating; a visit to Minnehaha Falls; appearance on television; endless McDonalds; ice-cream parlours, etc. etc.<\/p>\n

But our reason for being there was to perform and a heavy schedule of ten Concerts had been arranged \u2013 three in one day in Pennsylvania!<\/p>\n

There was some home-sickness and actual sickness but with our very own Doctor, Mary Rees and Mrs. Jolley, we were all well taken care of. Despite jet-lag, early mornings and late nights and a totally hectic schedule the children were real troupers and we were all very proud of them; in true British style there were stiff upper lips and no whinging \u2013 they were all real little professionals.<\/p>\n

As well as the official Concerts we had many impromptu sings with audiences quickly gathering round e.g. in a huge skyscraper block of International Bankers we sang in the foyer for an enthusiastic and appreciative audience who poured out of their offices.<\/p>\n

Much of the work we performed was our Early Music and in addition three delightful works by Rosemary Fleet \u2013 \u2018Songs of Childhood\u2019, \u2018Seascapes\u2019 and \u2018Our Street\u2019. At the Breck School Centenary Concert we made our first public appearance in America and have a beautiful picture now hanging in our Hall with a plaque commemorating the event. It was there that we performed a work \u2013 \u2018Ring-ee-Tye\u2019 by American composer John Watson, – specially commissioned for the occasion.<\/p>\n

I could really write a book, but will conclude with the words of the citation we received from the House of Representatives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania:<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Music Ensemble of St. Paul\u2019s School, Hastings, England, has come to Central Pennsylvania extending fellowship and goodwill, through its songs, dances, music and joyous disposition.<\/p>\n

The Ensemble is Children, children who are mistresses and masters of the singing, playing and moving to the music of medieval times. They have come to share with us their delight and skill in their music. The Ensemble is a continuation of the tradition of children as crusaders whose presence reminds us of the value of life and of the possibilities of peace and amity.<\/p>\n

The people of Pennsylvania, through the House of Representatives welcome and commend the St. Paul\u2019s School Music Ensemble and those whose work, art and dedication have enabled the Ensemble to be with us.\u201d<\/p>\n

This impressive document will be framed and hung up in School as a symbol of what can be achieved with determination.<\/p>\n

My only regret is that I would have wished every child to have shared this wonderful experience.<\/p>\n

Our special thanks to all those who helped make the trip financially possible \u2013 the Magdalen and Lasher Trust; North West Orient; Briscoe Trust; and other good friends both sides of the Atlantic.<\/p>\n

OUR CHRISTMAS COVER –\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/strong>by H Northwood<\/span><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

This year, as always, we offered \u00a315 in prizes for the best Christmas cards designed by the children of St. Paul\u2019s School. I did ask that the cards should be in black and white (as colour printing is so expensive); that the top and bottom should be the shorter sides; and that it should be about 5.5 by 6 inches in size.<\/p>\n

The card that I have chosen broke all these rules (as, indeed, did practically every entry), but it is original, is so well drawn and shows such technique that I have thrown the rules overboard. I have trimmed the card to fit without in any way losing the spirit of the designer.<\/p>\n

She is Lilley Clements, aged 10. She had already won a prize for the best Christmas Card at a LarkhillSchool in Stockport before coming here. She also (surprise, surprise!) won our Christmas Card Competition last year!<\/p>\n

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\"Sandell<\/a>

Sandell Perkins (advert June 1987)<\/p><\/div>\n

SANDELL PERKINS<\/b><\/span>\u00a0[Advertisement]\u00a0The South\u2019s Leading Timber & Builders Merchants. Springfield Valley Rd, tel: Hastings 424300. For all your building and home improvement requirements. Softwoods, Hardwoods, Chipboard, Blockboard, Plywood, Sand, Cement, Bricks, Blocks, Door and Window Frames, Guttering, Electrics, Tools Plumbing and Much More. C.O.D. Delivery Service Available. The Merchant On Your Doorstep. \u2018Build On Our 200 Years Experience 1785-1985\u2019.<\/p>\n

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\"Owbenn<\/a>

Owbenn Antiques<\/p><\/div>\n

OWBENN ANTIQUES\u00a0<\/b><\/span>[Advertisement]\u00a0And upholstery. Antique Dealers-Traditional and modern upholsterers, French Polishers and Restorers. 76 & 80 Bohemia Road. Tel 437443.<\/p>\n

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OUR SECRETARY SAYS <\/b>– by Dee Jones<\/span><\/p>\n

Again another year has passed; we held our A.G. M., which I must say was very poorly attended! We need support from all our local residents in our aim to make this Residents\u2019 Association work for us and you. You are the most important part of this Association and all we do is for your benefit, so I was very disappointed at the attendance of the AGM, I only hope our half yearly meeting will be more supportive!!<\/p>\n

I would like to say a fond farewell to Bob Ford who has retired as Chairman, and a very warm welcome to Ray Marchant who was voted our new Chairman for the coming year. I am also pleased to say that Iris Miller has joined the Committee again after a short break and has come back as our Social Secretary \u2013 which relieves me of the duty. We held a Jumble Sale in November which I am told by the Treasurer was very successful.<\/p>\n

As I am sure our Editor has informed you, we are running our Fuel Fund for the Elderly again this year. The amount raised and the sponsors I am sure will be reported to you in our next Bulletin.<\/p>\n

DEE JONES, Secretary<\/p>\n

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M.N.D.A. RAFFLE <\/span><\/strong>– by Iris Paine<\/span><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

The Motor Nuerone Disease Appeal Raffle took place on Friday 24th<\/sup> October at the North Star Public House. The winners\u2019 names were drawn at random by customers in the Bar at the time. As well as the patchwork cover, other prizes were given by people to help the appeal. The winners were:-<\/p>\n

1st<\/sup>. Patchwork cover. Mrs. Dunford. Salisbury Road.
\n2nd<\/sup>. Man\u2019s Watch. Mr. S. Spackman. Lower South Road.
\n3rd<\/sup>. Ladies Watch. Mr. T. Larkin. Howletts Close.
\n4th<\/sup>. Bottle of Wine. Mrs. S. Potter. Eversley Road.<\/p>\n

The money collected was \u00a3105. I wish to thank all the people who bought tickets, and many thanks to people who gave the prizes, also to those who helped to sell the tickets. The money has been donated to M.N.D.A. Medical Research.<\/p>\n

Iris Paine. 47 Wykeham Road. M.N.D.A. Collector.<\/p>\n

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\"WBM<\/a>

WBM Insurance<\/p><\/div>\n

WBM INSURANCE SERVICES<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>SAVE MONEY ON INSURANCE\u00a0<\/b>HOME CONTENTS FROM ONLY \u00a319.50!\u00a0DISCOUNT FOR PENSIONERS.\u00a0COMPUTERISED MOTOR QUOTES IN MINUTES.\u00a0SPECIAL SCHEME FOR DRIVERS WITH CONVICTIONS ETC.\u00a0INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE.\u00a0SELF-EMPLOYED? \u2013 PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE FROM \u00a320.\u00a0ALL OTHER ASPECTS CATERED FOR INCLUDING LIFE AND PENSIONS.\u00a0MORTGAGES ARRANGED.\u00a0OPEN SATURDAYS \u2013 24 HOUR ANSWERING.\u00a032 Tower Road,\u00a0St.\u00a0Leonards-on-Sea,\u00a0Sussex,\u00a0TN37 6JE.\u00a0Hastings\u00a0(0424) 434675.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

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\"Green<\/a>

Green Leaves Dec 1986<\/p><\/div>\n

GREEN LEAVES<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]\u00a0FOR ALL YOUR FRUIT & VEGETABLES THIS CHRISTMAS.\u00a0ROOTED CHRISTMAS TREES, HOLLY WREATHS.\u00a0Drop in a list \u2013 or phone us on HASTINGS (428693).\u00a0We will deliver free of charge.<\/p>\n

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\"Christmas<\/a>

Christmas in the Twenties<\/p><\/div>\n

ONCE UPON A TIME<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Bohemia was a thriving Shopping Centre; traders competed one against the other in all trades. You bought the normal things in the little general stores that abounded on every street corner. Bohemia provided the special things, the luxuries that meant so much at Xmas. This butcher, now Monks & Thorpe was Oliver\u2019s at that time. He employed a van driver, a driver for his motor-cycle with its box sidecar, and three errand boys with carrier bikes to deliver the orders.<\/p>\n

He was only one of five butchers in Bohemia!<\/p>\n

If you had not been married very long you fell into the trap of raising your own chicken for the Christmas dinner in order to save money. Came Christmas and a positive wife and a tearful child almost laid their lives on the line to save that of the chicken \u2013 which now had a pet name and had become part of the family\u2026..<\/p>\n

Those Christmas stockings, noisily gloated over at three in the morning, contained, apart from the one special (albeit, inexpensive) present such luxuries as an apple, an orange and some assorted nuts.<\/p>\n

Without the boredom of television we played games as a family \u2013 like \u201cLudo\u201d, \u201cHappy Families\u201d, \u201cSnakes & Ladders\u201d and, later, \u201cMonopoly\u201d. Christmas was really \u201cMerry\u201d in those far-off days.<\/p>\n

Has Progress brought genuine happiness? I wonder!<\/p>\n

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Christmas is a time for special stamps, not only the Xmas issue but also the occasional expensive stamps that grace the Christmas parcel. All these when used still have a value and should be saved, without damaging them, to go to help various charities. If you do not have your own special charity, please pass them on to me and I will see that they go where they will be appreciated.<\/p>\n

CONGRATULATIONS !<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Although a little belatedly, to DAVE & VAL HARMER of the A21 Caf\u00e9 on the birth of their son ANTHONY. He arrived just after I had put the last edition of our journal to bed. At birth on September 9th<\/sup> he weighed 6lbs. 9.5 oz. With the good living we naturally associate with the A21 he now scales a bouncing 11lbs. 8oz\u2026\u00a0(what makes babies bounce, I wonder?)<\/p>\n

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Open All Hours Dec 1986<\/p><\/div>\n

OPEN ALL HOURS<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]107 Bohemia Road,\u00a0Full Off-Licence, Groceries, Stores, Provisions etc, Coal, Video Hire, Ices, Confectionery<\/p>\n

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R & J PERKINS<\/b><\/span>\u00a0[Advertisement]\u00a0Sharpening service, Discount tools, Key cutting, Locks. Electrical goods and repairs, Paraffin, Lawn mower repairs. Paraffin heaters serviced. 105 Bohemia Road, St. Leonards. Hastings 430301.<\/p>\n

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BOHEMIA BEAT<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Thank you to all the residents of the area who made the effort to attend the Neighbourhood Watch Meeting held at the Methodist Church Hall on the 10th<\/sup> of September last. I\u2019m very pleased with the responses and I have listed below the street co-ordinators for you to contact. If there isn\u2019t a co-ordinator listed for your road why not volunteer?<\/p>\n

BOHEMIA ROAD<\/span>: C. LEVETT, 35 Bohemia Road (430658)
\nC. HARRIS<\/span>, 136 Bohemia Road (no phone)
\nLOWER SOUTH ROAD:<\/span> T. LAVENDER, 16 Lower South Road (no phone)
\nUPPER SOUTH ROAD:<\/span> Mr. WHELDEN, \u201cFootsteps\u201d Shop. (436210)
\nNEWGATE ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> Mrs. D. Jones, 47 Newgate Road. (436125)
\nAMHERST ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> L. TREEN, 49 Amherst Road. (no phone)
\nCORNFIELD TERRACE<\/span>: F. ADAMS, 45 Cornfield Terrace (442943)
\nHORNTYE ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> Mr. HELLYER, 6 Horntye Road (no phone)
\nSt. PETER\u2019S ROAD:<\/span> J. DURRANT, 2 St. Peter\u2019s Road (425865)
\nCRANBROOK ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> B. KNIGHT, 14 Cranbrook Road (440551)
\nSALISBURY ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> H. NORTHWOOD, 39 Salisbury Road (426684)
\nD. LEAKEY, 28 Salisbury Road (432018)
\nALDBOROUGH ROAD<\/span>:<\/span> R. FORD, 12 Aldborough Road (713719)
\nSt PAULS\u2019S ROAD:<\/span> Mrs. K. Styles, 21 St. Peter\u2019s Road (no phone)<\/p>\n

The Contact Co-ordinator for the whole area is Mrs. D. Jones of 47 Newgate Road. She is the Organiser and she will be able to answer your queries. She is also the person to whom you must pass all your non-urgent messages for the Police Collator.<\/p>\n

Hopefully over the next few months we should start to see a reduction in the amount of criminal activity in Bohemia. However, if you are unlucky enough to be burgled please follow this simple routine:<\/p>\n

1) Phone the Police immediately.
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\n3) Have ready for the Police Officer a complete list of all the items you believe to have been stolen, including model numbers and serial numbers.
\n4) Get in touch as soon as you can with your street co-ordinator to see if he can help by making enquiries with your neighbours and other local residents.<\/p>\n

\"Paul<\/a>

Paul Smith (advert June 1987)<\/p><\/div>\n

PAUL SMITH<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]\u00a0THE NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOIUS RAILROAD COMPANY. Company Shares, Bonds, Debentures, 19th<\/sup>\u00a0& 20th<\/sup>\u00a0Century Prospectuses. Legal Documents. For Prices Contact: Paul Smith, 39, Amherst Road, Hastings. Tel\u00a0 426753.<\/p>\n

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\"Grindle<\/a>

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GRINDLE & CO<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]\u00a0Who\u2019s selling your property? Over 30 years experience in selling your type of property in the Bohemia area. Estate Agents, We offer a special discount to members of the Bohemia Residents Association. NO SALE \u2013 NO FEE. Call in and see us at: 115, Bohemia Road. Or telephone Hastings 444425\/445551.<\/p>\n

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PERSONALITIES<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

ARNELDA LATIMER<\/span> works as Gallery Organiser at Empress Art in Tower Road. She was born in the United States where she studied drawing and painting and took a BA in Creative Arts. She moved to Scotland in 1968 and worked as Secretary to a Professor of Medicine in Glasgow which enabled her to travel around Britain and Europe. She later trained as a registered general Nurse, and after coming to St. Leonards eleven years ago worked for a time at the BuchananHospital.\u00a0Her drawings, executed in pencil and oil wash, have been exhibited in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Rye and Hastings and she recently had a one-woman show at Empress Art. She is married with one daughter. She enjoys collecting pictures and playing badminton.<\/p>\n

PAM BEANEY<\/span> moved to Hastngs with her parents, brothers and sister from Paddock Wood in Kent in 1938.\u00a0She married her husband Ken in June 1958. They moved into their house in Newgate Road in November 1962.\u00a0They have two sons; both were christened at ParkRoadMethodistChurch and attended St. Paul\u2019s and The Grove Schools.\u00a0She opened her General Stores in November 1969 and moved into larger premises in Bohemia Road in December 1970.\u00a0She writes: \u201cI have seen many changes in the Bohemia area in the 24 years I have lived there, but one thing that stands out is the friendliness of the community. As for my customers, I do not look upon them as \u2018customers\u2019 but as friends.\u00a0Unfortunately, due to health reasons, I cannot do as much as I would like to in the community. What I can, I will.\u201d<\/p>\n

SUBSCRIPTIONS<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Once again it is time for me to remind you that your annual subscriptions have again fallen due. They are still the same low figure, so that everyone can afford to join.\u00a0They are: 50p per individual member, \u00a31 for a family living under the same roof and 30p for Old Age Pensioners. As our Membership Secretary is waiting to move I ask you on this occasion to pay them to our Treasurer, Councillor Paul Smith at 39 Amherst Road. If that presents any sort of problem, then any Committee Member will see that it gets to the right quarter. Thank You!<\/p>\n

\"Empress<\/a>

Empress Art<\/p><\/div>\n

EMPRESS ART<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]\u00a0The Picture Framers. 3\/4 Tower Road. St. Leonards-on-Sea, EastSussex. Telephone (0424) 442000.<\/p>\n

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K. R. NUNN<\/span>\u00a0<\/b>[Advertisement]\u00a0Antiques, Weapons, Furniture, China, Medals, Coins, Silver. Valuations, House Clearance. 106 Bohemia Road, Tel 431093.<\/p>\n

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Winter & Old Folk<\/p><\/div>\n

WINTER & THE OLD FOLK<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

Once again winter is upon us and with it all the problems that cold weather brings, particularly to our old folk. We are again getting together money to help them with their fuel bills. Our recent Autumn Event raised \u00a395 gross, which means a profit of \u00a375 to go in the kitty. The customers at \u201cThe Wheatsheaf\u201d with their customary generosity have been collecting for our Fund with a bottle in the Bar.<\/p>\n

Mr. Whiskin, of \u201cOpen All Hours\u201d is putting together a parcel of Christmas goodies and will be raffling it to raise money for our Fund.<\/p>\n

Last year, when I announced that we were going to use our funds to help our pensioners, I expected to receive a lot of requests for help. I had thought in terms of picking names from a hat\u2026 Instead, not one such request was received. In the end I got together a list by dint of putting down the names of folk who I knew would genuinely benefit from the scheme and by asking wise traders for names.<\/p>\n

These old folk do need this help, but the only thing they possess in many cases is their independence. They would rather die than ask for help, but are truly grateful when it is offered to them. If you do know any such folk, please let me know.<\/p>\n

For those who use coal or paraffin we issue vouchers they present to the appropriate trader. For those who use gas or electricity we give them a cheque made out to either the Gas Company or the Electricity Board.<\/p>\n

I am going to raffle three of my paperweights valued at \u00a350, \u00a330 and \u00a320 for our Fund. They will be available (the tickets, that is) at various shops which will display a special poster.<\/p>\n

The Draw will be on Wednesday December 17th<\/sup> in \u201cGreen Leaves\u201d and the winners\u2019 name will be posted up in the Bohemia shops.<\/p>\n

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\"Coming<\/a>

Coming Events<\/p><\/div>\n

COMING EVENTS<\/b><\/p>\n

November 29th<\/sup><\/span> to December 31st<\/sup>, Exhibition of original pictures for Xmas gifts, Empress Art, Tower Road
\nDecember 10th<\/sup><\/span> & every other Wednesday, Coffee Mornings, Red Cross, Newgate Road
\nDecember 18th<\/sup><\/span> 2.45 p.m., Crib Service with St. Paul\u2019s School Choir, St. Peter\u2019s Church<\/p>\n

POLITICS & US<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

We are specifically, intentionally and constitutionally a non-political organisation. That is the first clause in our Constitution. We do not ask, nor would we ask any Officer, Committee Member or Member what their political beliefs are. No political Party has the right to claim credit for anything we do.\u00a0Your Committee heard with real dismay that one of our friends who deliver our Journal, over-enthusiastic in a political sense, also included with our Journal certain political documents.\u00a0Should you find any such material delivered with our Journal I would be grateful if you would let me know.\u00a0We will take steps to prevent the re-occurrence of such regrettable activity.<\/p>\n

MY TYPEWRITER<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

My typewriter, which like myself, is getting old, has made two spelling mistakes in this Edition. Did you see them?<\/p>\n

(I corrected the spelling mistakes when typing this issue up for the Bohemia Village Voice, without knowing about this bit, and now I don\u2019t know where they are to put them back in without going back through the entire magazine, which I am not prepared to do, sorry. Nick Pryde, August 2013)<\/em><\/p>\n

\u201cTechnicolour isn\u2019t cricket, \u2018e\u2019s an eye for you to pick it.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Bohemia Area Association<\/a><\/p>\n

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Bohemia Journal 25 (June 1987)<\/a><\/p>\n

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